I found a smooth sole plate iron. See the website for Vermont County Store.
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Thanks for the info. I have been too busy to check the discussions for a couple of days. Lots of new ones!! I have an old Vermont Store catalog somewhere my old books and mags piles. Iwill check online rather than spend an hour trying to find it! Thanks. Bonkers
Talk about impulse shopping!! I looked at the iron on the Vermont Store site and I had to order it!! It cost 37.95 with shipping, but I know I would never find one anywhere around here. It looks just like the one I used back in the late 40s when I was learning to iron at home. Thanks so much for the tip. Bonkers
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